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the talking points that are coming from the leadership over and over and over again, and its seeds in, and we believe that is what happened during the health- care debate. they won the message argument. . y won the message. but i think it goes to the fact that the democratic party has a much bigger tent. it is a lot more difficult for democrats to say from top down, here are the talking points. here, mr. or miss democrat and you mr. or miss liberal democrat have got to slip. i would not necessarily agree with the promise. what we have seen is the middle became very large. i always argue barack obama s face was the middle. he convinced many folks and even convinced republicans to vote for him. that s how you win in places like indiana moving to colorado and this is areas that used to hold republican seats the middle was a where a lot of people navigated. they ve entertained and tried advance an agenda very left of center. we can bring them all over to our side. they ar ....
lords. maybe we can learn new tricks from each other. people will sometimes want to take a stand on an issue. the aim is to have both parties firmly committed to a cologne to a coalition agreement that is set out in full detail for the reforms that we need. that is the same. that is the aim. we have our own traditions and culture in this country. there is a very significant change. in other political cultures, even the idea that parties might cooperate with each other in governments for the good of the country, they would campaign against each other for some of the time. that is the sign kind of thing you ll see now. i hope that people find it relatively unsurprising relatively quickly. as david has quite rightly said, we can only help bring that about by being successful in delivering the good government that we have negotiated in this coalition agreement. i thank you all very much. i have to go appoint the rest of this government, the rest of this cabinet so ....
kentucky, arizona, and organ. the washington post headlines is calling it is super tuesday for both parties. we saw a transfer of power in great britain this past week. in the outlooksection of the the washington post the headline is britain does it fast, so why can t we? the number is 202-737-0002 for democrats and 202-737-0001 for republicans, if you are an independent, the number to call is 202-628-0205. he makes these points. on tuesday, prime minister gordon brown went to buckingham palace and told the queen he was resigning. minutes later, david cameron visited her majesty, accepted the resignation and walked into 10 downing street. 10 downing street. he went on to say in terms of moving people into a top jobs, it will never end. that is because by the time the administration finally fills all the most important positions, maybe sometime next year, many of the appointees will be rotating out. in the first year of reagan s administration, filling 255 of 2 ....